Ms. Olewinski is a classically trained vocalist and pianist, teacher and conductor who enjoys virtually all styles of music. However, she has chosen to focus on music that is uniquely American such as the blues, jazz, spirituals and gospel songs. Some of her goals have always been to grow her own studio, perform regularly and create her own nonprofit organization that uses music to educate, connect diverse populations and support ongoing research in music education.

Currently, Ms. Olewinski maintains her own in-home studio, teaches locally, is music educator to the very young, serves as Adjunct Professor of Voice at Raritan Valley Community Collect, is a guest lecturer and conductor at various locales and is Assistant Artistic Director of the HERITAGE Chorale.  As an active performer in liturgical and concert settings, she has performed on national television, at Carnegie Hall, Avery Fisher Hall and NJPAC, as well as other venues in new Jersey and New York City.  Ms. Olewinski has also performed with New York POPS, New York Philharmonic and the Philadelphia Orchestra.

Ms. Olewinski holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Wisconsin and a Master of Arts degree from New York University and Westminster Choir College.